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EIIEIIIEEIs‘ IIIN
AMERICANIIIIUSE—S 3
. IN IIIIIEIIIII
ROME. Ju :2.—Rome will be-
come s. city of odd appearance it the
plans tor the solution of the housing
problem proposed by some Italian
engineers are put in operation. The
proposal is to build on the flat roofs
of most of the buildings in Rome light
houses of three and tour stories.
“13’ ‘ Cléar'ance‘
The engineers have placed their
ideas before Henry Colt MacClesn.
United States Commercial Attache to
the American Embassy. They have
12—N0Rm MAIN- srREEr—14 7
asked that American capital become
interested in the project. The mater-
lul for the whole of the scheme ac-
(ording to the enfineeis' suggestions.
would come from America. because of
the adaptability of American light
construction methods in the‘ choice of
materials and means of assembling.
Mr. MacClcan has succeeded in in-
teresting several American business
men in the project and other projects
alonK the line of building construction
in Home.
Illll TIIASI Fllll
IIINfi CHRISTIAN
ltlI‘YKJAVIK. Iceland. Julv 22.—
The first King of Iceland set foot for
the that time yesterday on Icelandic
soil The. welcome e-xttnded b3. the '
islandcls to Christian X. of Denmark.
Iand EURO of Iceland. bore a solemnly
feivcnt character; apparently more
solemp than was anticipated by the
gay. easy-going crowd of Danish vlsl- o
torn who had come over for the occas-
ion.
The Icelanders Uiemselves took their _
King's visit tremendously seriously,
and regarded it as an event of mo-
mentouu import. The majority of the
capital's 18.000 inhabitants spent the
d IV around the public school building.
which was made the. official resilience
0' the It-niIIlI royalties. and rehaptized;
‘thI- Castle" linykjarik's l'JIt nuto-
Innlnlm wI-II- taxed heaviLv carrying;
‘lllllfllllfllllmlOOklllK unll'orlucd (Ind dP-'
II... Ill‘ll dignitaries to and from "the
(Hull " I
At a gnla dinner Queen AI(\nnd(‘l'.
r
of unusual attractiveness.
ply for final'clearance.
wm ~ lhi l(‘l"l.tlltlll national dress tl. 0.
TIrIIIfI klonI-r gift of the \\")lllt'n of} ' ’
Ira-l IIIII. Vt'ilh IIM' heavy golden: l 98
i now». it made the Qlll‘-‘ll look lIkII a" .
I.It|I.IiIY pIIiul‘c of n \iklng queen of-
' ‘ Nearly 500: Dresses In ‘This
SEASON-END SAL
And every one of them expressing a particularly pleasing mode in materials and colors
They are made by the‘best of makers and are priced down sim- ‘
”Lt I'd/la times. I
Ireland being "dry." the lolnl toasts
$3.98
W"l4‘ honored In Hlllll'l‘il wut-rs :IIIIl
l~:nnII'Ide.
l iI-zlmfl‘m OrllS\I<I? Kip: 0
t lll':-l:,lll:l'll.l,~: in.:ll‘l(l“‘ II I‘ l.‘ w Il-cIII'I I Now Is the ’Tlme to
tum; Hn- outer at tho- lI‘rlnndiI‘ l II-I Buy ‘rour ‘
I‘tlll
IlI-lh the Kills: ’llul the Queen will! . .
\Iul Ill-ltll'lCJII lt I.I IllI plz-Ic 9 m a 1n “1 S’
homelnck. The Kins: will be mount-
0.] on It beautiful “hit-- charger 1d '- .
hunts high; the tallest horse in Ice- For we are ofl'crlng 8” of 0“" Balh‘
] til”.
3. vchl excursions [I'1Y1l\“(l hzne llfl‘l
to be abandoned owl It: to thc swol-
lI-n :._lritc of the rivem
llt‘ lower.
$2.98 up
_—_
Baltic Newspapers
Sarcastic Over Purchase
of 500, 000 Ruble sh
lalGA. Latvia. July 22.-—Tlle comic
)ill'xfl oi the llIltic fitIIlI-s has ltf‘t‘llll)
I indulged III lunch humorous sarcasm
IIIIuII ing the reported ouicr. by M.
—7
I ARD GETS
SHIPPlNG 30 MORE MILLIONS
“'ASHINGTON. July 21. —-Congress'
(lune why. the Soviet “Winn minister YGSterd?y receiv‘fgr itfhgrséearpphggget
lu l. itvi._v of a h: Ind painted china sat 2,038ngth ugstlmate transmitted
i.” Mi. use on St :Ite 0(‘t I‘llol s. to cos [Ithrough Budget Erector Dawes by the:
r I. 000 rlllllt s. I Ill-l ls ('Illll\ III- M. at [SIeIIpping Board that $2“, 000. 000 would}
1. (VP Ill I':'..l4'8 of t'.\(ll IIILti- in lllga. lOIb required to carry the Board's OD-l
sonnthing lllOlt‘ than 81.200. erntlons through the first hill: 0! “1°.
The dinner service. according to re - “5031 Year ,
pull» wulIIly circulated lll Riga. is to! f Allbegalzdngigil-dégte “‘5‘:th 21:31
lu- p-intI-d lry liaml. with each piece 2.0:!ng the egtlmnte conferred withl
"" “'th h“ ”“3“” “'0’“ “UL‘M‘VW (‘hairman Madden and Warren ot the
I'" appropriations committees of the
”"" 0' “II (”INC l‘ll'tH dtplIts. in House and Senate. respectively. and
told htem that hes hoped in "between
one to three ear to get the Ameri-
can merohanl marine on a going
:I I IItImII. (.IIII-rt C'k) mutt-II ”It .I table.
muonnwlmi in” this spectacular china.
Imi [Ind-mi: :Iw'l)’ the plates and ask-
lIIu lIn MIIIlt-llllllg l0 Pitt.
In All or the Baltic States. where
II.I h'wlI-t Government has lI-gatioun.
tI.I- IIIIIIHIPI‘H and their ‘aiIlI-s live in
hummus contrast to conmtions said
1.. )ill‘VJll In Moscow and I‘ctrogrnd.
..y llll' llnltlc newspapers. Each of
.I.-- nmnutem has a large automobile.
and vlllllllll'l' Villas at the seaside have
II. .. pnznzeri for the lliga Icgntion
lI "'|ll'l"l. Home of the ministers have
.-I... Imnzht elaborately furnished
"-I- II IIIIIw-s Their legniions urel
.ml ll l-Ige. hotels in llelsingrors.
I \‘II lil;.l and Kovno, the entire
I " 'Iv-::\ inning been taken over for
basis with a private ownership on es-
abllshed trade lines.
TYPEWRITERS
Remington. Underwood. [1. C. m.
Royal. Oliver. All makes sold.
rented, repaired. exchanged.
Our agent is in town every day.
Plummet Typewriter m
an Ftlrldd Ave, swung.
i' I H).
l? hw-rn ltign and Moscow. and Re.
' Ind l'etiogrnd. luxurious saloon
I...I Alt-oping cars are operated for the
I» I. -ili Of Bolshevik officials. while all
win-I passengers must crowd into un-
.' .II-I»l:.lI,-I-cIl. packed. third class cars.
lhv newspapers here and in other But.
he States frequently 90"“ 1° "'9”
conditions and contrast them with
Communistic ideals. ‘1 You want. ' W
FROG POND BECOMES “'AI)ING' Bread
POOL. "
BOSTON. July 2:.——T‘he Frog Pond -
lug Suits at prices which will not
For Men, Women and Children
l FAMOI'S 0L!)
nus old DeWitt Clinton tr‘Iln. mounted
loo
on "onion Common celebrated in his- m for M m h, “I.
tory and long an ornamental oasis in
‘rop Notch Baking Co.
the environment of Deacon Hill has
become a wading pool. The. children
or the tenements in the adjoining dis.
inch; of the West End. now find under
loot a concrete floor instead or the
nose of a muddy bottom that former-
lv trickled pleasingly between their -_1 ‘
toes.
Instead of slipping slyly into the
FAIRflELD BEA ,
sanding no. rm Quail;
witer and slipping out again when a;
rot-unto nit. No reasonable ‘8
refused. ~
policeman appears. the waders nowl
have public attendants who look outl
Win loll On. or
m unset sass.
-u...
ior their safety. -
PM years the Frog Pond has been!
It gathering place or children. Hen of
present prominence in the city recall
the days when. as sou. o! the wealthy
families that comedy mooted 30.-
co- Mflflleldm. immuil --
boat-nun or suns on; u- use. '
8—. of “I. .0- m - ‘
Plenty Jumper Dresses
$1.98
JAC‘OBY’S
coloring!
TRAIN
SCHENEC‘I‘ADY.
ALBANY. N. Y.. Jul) 21—4th am. No. 999. started from here today on
the second lap of Its trip to Chicago.
The first leD today was at Schenec-
Izutu
v
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i:
8
Saturday
{Hot Water Bags—Worth $1. 25
A dandy to look at and a wonder in qulle-
It’ s the quality as well as the price that
makes it an unusual
bargain ...... . . . . . c
The Best Cold Cream We Have
One of the softest, purest, whitest, daintiest
cold creams ever made and In
agrcat bigjpr..................21c
A Dollar Bath Sponge
A great big roomy fellow that holds lots 01'
water—clean new quality-HI true 69c
«Sulfur value
AIWOudet Shampoo
,Goooumt 0d Shampoo proves a wonder "1
clenusiug‘fio gulp“ leaving the hair
soft and duty”
.'. .1-‘. Nifimmtttttfit3®°
"I
I'
and hes from stickinet.
Thisisth'etrsstmsutbésthr 29c
dandruir. Special pronoun-sale
vention for earns.
' . than the price indicates. You 21
should take advantage of this ofler. C
Big Cake’Bath Soap ‘ .
A peroxide soap, cleansing,sooth1sg
ing. Buystleustsdoteucskesa It
keepimitely “angst-0000‘... 11c
iY SPECIAL: ,
POuudBox Assorted Chocolates; regular 60c qushty.........39c-.
EIt’s like Old -t1mes tofindQuuiity atthis Price. "
6‘
Sweaters
That rival the Rainbow in vivid
Every desirable model.
$2.98 up .1
é§Business Boomer Sale
All Hat Colors
Brilliant, easily applied colors that make Old
straw hats look like new. 1
sold at this price before. . . . . . . . . 9c
' Hair Brushes—Usually $1.25
A. genuine surprise in a hair brush that rte
90
Never
economy in throwing the old one
away and buying a new one. . . .'
A Marvel Foot Powder
Our Feet Pwder eases tiredz aching, swollen '
and sweaty feet and prowdes the best pr¥~ -
A value much higher ‘
N'y
and cool-
/
I'll“
t
LFAVES‘OII modern flatcsrs and drawn by the [My whichf was the western terminal
renowned New York Central engine of the Dertt Clinton's
'-nln€t3 years ago.
Other stops will be at Utioa
Syracuse.
flrIt run.
.'m.‘~'~pu at;
m-“ -—.
m .
-‘Oflrl‘ .. "
m-
I...“
“no:
Transportation CO. .
DahySd‘HcsBstwoanewYuRle
LONG emanate momma
“mummmnmnu a.
. MM'I-~M"‘
“WRMEWMQI
swmouamwunmuuu
HOME CANNING MADE EASY
Won't the trait and vegetables that you put up thh summer taste
good next winter? Home-canned food is better. It saves money on
your grocery bill. I
Modern devices have made canal!“ sssy.
spoiling it‘ you have the right equipment.
This season we luvs given much care to the ”laden of counts;
Yourunnorlskot
‘I
Insulin JARS—Severalmsksssudullslsss
JAR RINGS—Whomwpstight
AWMPAanUl—wflhhsnbhdou
.oomfortsblshsudlswillbohsflydurlugths them.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
,mwmms'rnsrous
LION BRAND YARN
Many new shades in Silk- Wool Floss. Silk-Wool Knitting Torn.
Shetland Floss. and Pansy Germsntown.
mmflmmm 1
SIG-m- mG YA“
This new yam is dainty and duly and makes charming sweaters,
sou-h, capes. tsmmies and dress and but trimmings. No elaborate do.
:fiusursrequlredutboltUerings intheyumproducsthseflectsd“
r6. will have to so. the interest articles made up with this yarn
.'.to appreciate what beautiful. practical things you can make.
J. I. Mallette
8S Washington Street South Norwulk
HIGH GRADE COAL
Anthracite and Bituminous
,Masons’ Building Material
Blue Stone for Driveways
PROMPT ~
SERVICE
THE N ORWALK COAL AND SUPPLY C0.
108 Water snug. a—PHOI'I 113—- sau. lorwulk
SUMMER FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN,
Sport Oxfords and Pumps in ten different combinations of.
patterns and colors. Plenty of All White
'3 _ Oxfords and Pumps '
OPEN SN’URDAY EVENINGS \ o
\
Conneally £9" Bracken
. South N orWalk
NEW WILLOW FURNITURE
A timely shipment of this cool and comfortable furniture in s
variety of models has Just been received and is going like hot cakes.
BUY YOUR suns sow. .-,- .-
mby mucosa in Price. ‘ "
We have made sweeping reductions in the price of all our BABY
. CARRlAGES and GO CARTS. Just at the time when King Baby It“.
one most «5
RAYMOND 6? SON
WNEML DIRECTOR.
wan. um mu mu,
VICTOR. ‘WESELY
- (Formerly With Vast Bros.) ‘9. .
5 Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators, ’
lamps, Repaired and Made to 01118.}-
mmsrsmrnmwon ‘ '
WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF MEI
uwmmumsusmm
More Reasons Why the New MAW
Is the GOOD MAXWELL
SPRINGS—Front. semi-elliptic. :3 Inch. long. 3 inches will.
in front. shackled in rest. Rear. compensating
inclining lxsdhtroutshackledatmrsadmsuuud
sprtugsest Writhulsboustug.
erwwlmfunyeudosedsttmutudm
wusslsndbodyzjstnodrigidlytruut sudnsrto
Moovsrsdwitliuuoleumwhlsltsbsuud
”gust-l.
“Mahmooooummm
astute-lama“ haunt-I‘M
sums-mains. sltbsssa.. ’
Norwalk Chronicler